'
in
tlie
Victoria
Time!.,
spins
tne
1
tale
in
sprightly
fashion.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
World
Svhohirs
and
I'nesco
OfflviaU
Plan
a
History
of
Mankind
"wiaft
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,
Wednesday,1
February
27,
1952
ray
.
.
.
'
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Vn
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
anti
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Member
of
Canadian
Dvess
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Harold
lives
at
Saanich
Peninsula.
He
still
uses
a
bicycle.
He
went
to
sea
at
17.
He
made
six
voyats
on
clipper
ships.
He
settled
on
Vancouver
Island,
became
a
partner
with
Warburton
Pike
and
was
among
the
first
to
go
north
when
the
Klondike
stampeded
the
world.
They
bought
a
stern-wheeler
called
the
Casca,
loading
It
with
whut
rri
its
-
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,
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
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are
being
made
away
'
to
the
north
and
not
so
far
from
the
borders
of
British
Columbia
and
Alaska.
Eventual
discovery
-
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
$1
00;
per
year,
.
,
$10;
by
mail,
per
month.
75c;
per
year,
$8.00.
1
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VSei
0-r
Vf
J
1
was
neded
up
the
coast.
They
lld
toC
ntatio,,.!
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nrws
Ltd..
3rd
Avenw
Prince
Rupert.
Enh'ied
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa.
I
of
oil,
of
couise,
Is
the
prime
nlno
bought
50
mules,
shipping
hope,
if
not
full-blown
expecta-
them
north
aboard
the
Amur,
hui
i
Hon.'
Why
is
it,
some
times,
dis-'lt
was
not
all
plain
sailing.
The
!
tnn
and
not
proximity,
lend
Casca
served
a
While
oh
the
!
enchantment
to
the
view?
To
Stlklne.
carrying
mining
iharh-
"
with
eti-h
VEIJ!B
n
Boy
Scout
Week
i
dnte,
western
oil
sinxcs
nave
inery.
nnaiiy,
just
lor
a
chnnge.j
!
been
convenient
to
or
near
pnyne
Jumpvd
to
South
Africa,
i
I
settled
areas.
One
nevM
only
He's
a
sort
of
young-old
man.
think
of
Calgary,
or
Edmonton,
And
can't
he
tell
about
lots
of
:
or
Fort
St.
John
as
well
ns
other
contrasts!
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handy
districts.
FINANCIAL
STATEMENT"
School
District
No.
52
(.Prince
I
iiiw
L
Km,.
HEAL
NI
KilinnitLV
From
the
book
of
memory.
It
is
worth
ULulllr.g
that,
ns
long
aeo
as
1912.
what
has
been
lftTAf
irMtTW't'
-n"!
"w
!
STATEMENT
OK
KEVENl'K
A
nil
mw.
For
the
leaf
Ended
IM-rtrnbM
li
2
T
REVENUE-
V
called
the
largest
seepage
of
oil
I
e.r
found
in
British
Columbia
was
reported
by
surveyors
lot
Municipal
Rural
"..
.
Ome
&
McGregor
of
Victoria.!
1
lit
inner
uim
suuuiviuru
mc
i
:ria3
Valley
In
1912.
The
discov-.
0ovf
rnment
dnnt.
cry
was
In
the
Cranberry
Rivrf
Sll
1.181
im
ii
Basle
Dormitory
and
Boarding
Vocational
Transportation
Additions
ana
Reconstruction
Buildings
Equipment
Wight
School
'
region
where
It
flows
into
the
Naas.
This,
of
course,
made
anything
In
the
way
of
a
potential
1
strike,
exceedingly
easy
of
ac-jc?ss.
Perhaps
too
easy.
That
s
cm.-
the
trouble,
sometimes,
It
is
not
sufficiently
remote,
or
too
hard
to
gel
at.
Other
Revenue
THIS
is
Boy
Scout
Week
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
are
'ji'lad
to
pay
our
word
of
tribute
to
this
splendid
movement
which
is
flourishing
these
days
and
doing
mch
a
good
work
not
only
in
this
city
but
the
world
over.
Going
more
than
forty
years
now,
Scouting
has
long
been
playing
a
part
in.
building
character,
good
citizenship
and
all
around
usefulness
among
boys.
It
is
the
largest
organization
of
its
kind
engaged
in
this
kind
of
activity.
So
it
is
worthy
of
all
the
support
we
can
give
it.
Incidentally,
its
most
crying
need
here
is
the
enlistment
of
leaders
to
carry
on
the
work
among
the
many
groups
that
are
now
active
in
the
city.
Something
of
the
importance
of
the
work
in
Prince
Rupert
may
be
realized
by
consideration
of
the
fact
that
250
boys
are
now
enrolled
here
which
is
a
very
substantial
proportion
of
our
population
of
boys.
It
has
been
said
that
a
Boy
Scout
is
never
found
in
a
juvenile
court
or
in
the
toils
of
the
police
so
it
speaks
very
well
for
the
boys
of
Prince
Rupert
that
so
many
should
be
actively
following
the
healthful
and
useful
pursuits
of
Scouting.
7ow
the
boys
have
a
major
project
in
view
for
1952
the
building
of
a
$1500
cabin,
at
Grassy
Bay
as
a
headquarters
for
their
outdoor
activities.
Anything
that
can
be
done
to
aid
them
in
this
project
and
their
functions
generally
will
be
appreciated
by
the
boys
themselves
and
will
be
an
investment
in
good
citizenship.
A
six-volume
history
of
mankind,
from
prehistoric
limes
to
IMS',
the
year
of
publication,
is
to
be
written
by
a
team
of
1000
leading
world
scholars.
,
The
sponsor
of
the
program
is
the
I'nitcd
Nations
Educational,
Scientific
and
Cultural
Organization
(I'nesco),
which
is
advancing
$400,000
(or
the
work,
which
is
estimated
to
cost
$600,000.
The
project
will
take
five
years
to
complete
and
will
assemble
knowledge
of
all
races,
cultures
ami
peoples,
past
and
present.
Here
are
I'nesco
officials
and
mFmhflrsof
the
International
Commission
for
a
Scientific
fiid
Cultural
History
of
Man-
kind,
which
is
in
charge
of
the
work:
I.rlt
to
right,
seated:
Dr.
Constantine
K.
Zuravk,
Syria;
Dr.
Julian
8.
Huxley,
tire
I'nited
Kingdom;
Dr.
Paulo
B.
Carneiro,
Brazil.
President
of
the
Commission;
Dr.
Jaime
Torres
Bodet,
Mexico,
Director
-General
of
I'nesco;
Dr.
Kalph
E.
Turner,
the
I'nited
States,
chairman
of
the
editorial
committee,
and
Dr.
t'arl
J.
Burckhardt
Switzerland.
Standing:
Dr.
Pedro
Bosch-Cimpera.
Mexico;
Dr.
Jean
Thomas,
France;
Dr.'
Silvio
Zavala,
Mexico;
Dr.
Charles
Morale,
France;
Dr.
Armando
Cortesao,
Portugal.
Commission
secretary-general,
and
Dr.
Mario
Praz,
Italy.
Tuition
Fees
..
Rentals
Sale
of
Assets
Night
School
Fees
Miscellaneous
A
new
commercial
building
to
cost
well
beyond
$100,000
Is
to
go
i
)
an
Third
Avenue.
Could
Arthur
Little
be
alive
today
(he
pedd.-'d
peanuts
down
on
the
watei'iiorit
i
he
would
munch
one,
and.
exclaim,
"W'll
by
Judas!"
Total
Revenue
Surplus
Balance
December
31,
1961
As
I
See
It
Excess
of
ExfScnditurc
over
Revnue
for
the
ffatn
Victoria
Report
...
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
December
31,
luai
BE
IT
EVER
SO
HIMBI.K
In
the
face
of
Alcan
development,
Ootsa
Lake
ranchers
of
course
must
movj,
yet
f'ooding
.should,
and
no
doubt
will
mean
substantial
compensation
before
there
is
final
settlement.
What
Changing
Political
Stripes
Members
Aren't
What
Thcv
Used
To
lie
-
EXPENDITlilE
Administration
Salaries
Administration
ja-,
J
Clin
ore
i
ol
the
sentimental
angle?
When
VICTORIA;The
way
members
of
the
Legisla-
one
has
lived
part
of
a
lifetime
4.
u
l.
i
.l
'
r.-
i
l
i
,l
In
oui
neighborhood
In
a
region
ture
have
their
less
than
changed
political
stripes
in
like
central
B.C.
it
s
a
wrench,
to
Ofllce
Expense
Trustees
Expenses
...
Oeneral
Administration
Sg.
three
years
leaves
one
astonished
by
the
vagaries
'
t
leave
and
stay
a,way
for
keeps,
induction
iV
i
,i
',
,i
.
-In
It
has
been
home.
;
Teachers'
Salaries
lSS'r
politics
or
is
that
the
way
to
put
it?
.
j
c,esrfcal
e6alarlM
;
In
June
of
1949
the
people
part
of
future
training
In
the'
'leaching
Supplies
'
;
The
Sham
Shift
Vote
Political
Tempest
.
Other
Instruction
Expense
r
1
r
n
in
i
i
voted
tor
39
Coalitionists.
7
C
C
tive?
riht
nut
in
the
open
and
British
Army
will
include
th
ers.
one
Independent,
one
La-
hev
dnn't
rare
who
knows
alter
gradual
dcveii.oment
of
a
feeling;
cial
election,
which
is
bor-for
a
total
of
48.
mre
or
nidlng
their
iden-
ol
friendliness
for
serpents.
For
,
Operation
,
.
,
Now
look
at
the
Legislature;
titv
ttty
these
these
last
last
10
10
years.
vears.
this
this
purpose,
purpose,
snakes
snakes
are
are
alreudy
already
'
Jn
tor
and
Engineer
Salar
es
lit
S
;
all
to
the
good.
But
it
i
janitor
ana
engineer
ouppues
Light.
Power,
Water,
Fuel
Hat
Insurance,
Rental,
Other
I
THEY
play
politics
not
only
in
Victoria
and
Ottawa
but
this
week
we
see
them
hitting
it
hot
and
heavy
at
august
Westminster
in
London.
And
the
technique
is
very
similar.
The
Socialists
accuse
Mr.
Churchill
of
double-
there
are
23
Liberals;
three
straight
Coalitionists;
11
Conservatives;
eight
C.C.F.'ers;
an
Independent,
(not
the
same
Independent);
a
Social
Creditor;
one
Labor
a
total
ol
18.
The
23
Liberals
still
maintain
being
brought
to
camps
In
Eng-
j
they're
Coalitionists
but,
of
.
land.
We
already
perceive
Mont-
course,
they
know
they're
n:t,
'
gomeiy
and
Alexander
in
full'
and
deep
down
ln-side
they've
end
swift
retreat.
glad
that
they're
Liberals
again.
,
I
Oh
yes.
sure,
they
say
ALWAYS
ACTION
I
"We're
Coalitionists
that's
huwf
Every
life
has
Its
Interesting
I
1
all
to
the
bad
that
it
is
to
be
under
the
absurd
and
costly
system
in
vogue
in
Alberta.
;
This
transferable
vote
system
r
m
Repairs
and
Maintenance
Grounds
Wages
and
Supplies
Buildings
-Wages
and
Supplies
Equipment
Wages
und
Supplies
The
first
llip-ilop
came
abfut.
throuah
Quiet,
modest
James
we
were
elected,
and
Coalition-.side.
But.
first
of
all.
the
party
j
is
not
to
be
blamed
on
the
Mowat
of
Alberni.
He's
so
quiet
ists
we
are
until
the
next
eles-
concerned
must
be
prepared
to
.
Auxiliary
Services
Dresent
Social
Credit
aovern-
nnrt
sr
mm;p
fnot.
nrnftirnllv
:
tlnn
Rut
in
thp
mpanftj-nw
nv
snmethtne
Munv
a
m;in
nr
Health
,
is
,
ment
of
Albeaa
for
it
was
in
nobedv
pavs
anv
attention
to
they're
behaving
lust
like
Lib-,
woman
can
tell
a
lot
and
some
!
Dormitory
and
Boarding
Expense
ll-
Other
erals,
with
no
Coalition
draw
do.
For
example,
not
long
ago,1
there
was
that
colorful
story
in
'
peM
jcrvi,..
vogue
tnsjre
long
betore
mat
him.
Yet
he'
started
the
style.
party
came
In.
Let's
look
back
a
bit.
In
the
;
I
call
It
a
sham
shift
vote
199
general
election
there
wa.
isvstem.
for
there
is
no
evidence
some
strange
sort
of
skulldug-i
Sinking
Fund
Principal
lft
Sinking
Fund
Interest
gery
up
Alberni
way.
Mr.
Mowat
the
News,
descriptive
of
Crocker
;and
the
Klondike,
written
and
pictured
by
Larry
Stanwood.
And
this
l
.
minds
us
of
another
trail
i
blazer.
Harold
Payne
is
a
Victor-
lan,
and
he's
eighty.
Cecil
Clark,
H.SK
n;c;
whatsover
to
prove
that
you
get
any
more
fair
or
democratic
result
under
the
Transferable
Vote
backs.
So,
looking
at
the
House-that
leaves
only
a
handful
wearing
the
same
suits
they
wore
when
they
were
elected
less
than
three
years
ago.
There
are
still
three
straight
Coalitionists
just
as
they
were
in
1940
John
Cates
of
North
Vancouver;
II.
i.
Welch
of
Co-mox;
ri.
Maclntyre
of
who
had
been
the
coalition
MLA
for
Alberni.
lost
out
in
the
Coalition
nominating;
convention.
H;.
Serial
Debentures
Redemption
Serial
Debentures
Interest
Bank
Charges
and
Interest
Conveyance
of
Pupils
taiK,
saying
one
mmg
ai
nome
in
regard
to
me
Korean
war
and
intimating
something
else
when
he
calls
on
the
Americans
at
Washington.
Mr.
Churchill
criticizes
the
Laborites
for
having
made
an
atom
bomb
and
not
telling
Parliament
about
it.
Apparently,
it
was
a
well-guarded
secret,
too,
for
even
Mr.
Churchill
did
not
find
out
about
it
until
he
got
into
office.
So
the
Laborites
are
to
be
congratulated
on
their
security.
But
like
our
own
politics
there
is
a
good
deal
of
eyewash
about
the
British
brand.
Britons,
in
their
politics,
and
Canadians
too,
possibly
in
a
lesser
degree,
have
the
ability
to
quarrel,
and
sometimes
it
seems
very
bitterly,
among
themselves
but,
when
it
comes
to
the
crisis,
they
stand,
together
back
to
back.
.
'
than
you
do
under
the
old
famil
:
inr
system
where
you
mark
an
friends
told
him
to
run
as
Inde
Contract
Expense
X
after
the
name
of
the
candi
j
the
complexion
.the
electorate
c
-
'
pendent.
He
did.
Me
won.
so
that
means
the
people
of
Alberni,
in
electing
Jim
Mowat
an
;
date
you
want
to
win.
I
In
fact,
an
analysts
of
the
re
IK'
Hi-
ago.
rto
wonacr
me
electorate
I
baffled
by
the
strange
golng;-
Reconstruction
and
Addition
to
Buildings
Equipment
sults
in
Alberta's
provincial
Independent,
were
voting
against
i
elections
clearly
shows
that
they
;
"ie
Coalition
Government,
come
out
substantially
the
same.
Yet.
than
a
year
later.
Mr
The
C.C.F.'ers
haven't
chang-
on
In
this
capital
in
recent
weeks,
ed
their
political
stripes
ar.i;
No
wonder
the
electorate
'
13
,&s
do
the
federal.'.
elections
m
Mowat
was
back
in
the
Coalition
neither
has
Mr
Total
expenditure
Uphill
from
sometimes
given
to
say.
In
effect:
"These
politicians
they're
;
that
province.
tleM-
A"
those
who
had
voted
Fernie
r
t
.
ivi
hum
uaauc
uicj
vvcic
bS.u
i
ou.
i0oKing
over
me
political
ah
the
same
they
ask
for
our
ONE
MIGHT
wonder
why
the
the
government,
suddenly
found
complexion
of
the
House
today,
vote
and
then
they
say
'to
he;k
Liberals
are
going
to
apply
;
themselves
government
support-
one
sees
it
va.si;y
changed
from
with
us.'"
These
tempests
in
the
teapot
may
have
then
this
one
piece
of
legislation,
while
era
iicpfulnosa
Thc.
,,.1Q
tnvo.tl
i.,
kl,.
:
all
the
other
pending
and
much
lake
w.a.l.
Bennett
and
Mrs.
.
.
'
1'"-
more
more
neCessarV
necessary
and.
and,
urgent
urgent
bust-
bus)
Rolston.
Thev
were
elected,
as
STATEMKNT
OF
RKCEIPTS
AM)
DISIIIW
For
the
Year
Fnded
December
U,
KECKIPTS
Revenue
,
Revenue
las
per
Statement
"B"
Add
AccounU
Receivable,
Dec.
Si,
1950
Deduct
Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31,
1951
Cash
on
Hand
and
at
Bank,
Dec.
31,
1050
altairs
and
keep
governments
on
their
toes.
ness
is
to
go
by
the
boards.
Coalitionists,
with
a
Conservative
tinge,
of
course.
Yet
last
session
O
well,
some
people
have
to
learn
the
hard
iwy,
I
figure
that
they
left
the
Coalition,
which
one
election
unrieV.
ine
shnm:meant,
too.
that
they
left
the
liplare
Paiiage
for
Doclay
"The
earth
is
the
Lord's."
Psalm
24:1.
Conservatives.
Now
Mr.
Bennett
shift
vote
will
be
all
that
we
will
is
a
Social
Creditor,
Mrs.
Rolston
says
she's
an
Independent,
but
you
can
see
she's
flirting,
and
ever
have
in
B.C.
There
is
no
greater
fallacy
than
the
thenrv
that,
all
t.lbernl
voters
too,
with
Social
will
give
their
first
choices
to
Very
coyly.
NOTICE
Capital
Advances
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Grant
City
of
Prince
Rupert
Provincial
Oovt.
Building
Grants
Bylaw
Bank
Interest
Provincial
Govt.
Equipment
Grants
World
Population
Jumps
By
75,000
Per
Day,
U.N.
Says
"
"
their
own
candidates,
and
their
,
credit.
second
choices
to
the
Conserva-
Tne
11
Coalitionists
who
were
lives;
and
all
Tories
will
likewise
'
rpa"y
trul'
deep
down
inside
mark
their
Number
2
choires
for
Conservative
have
suddenly
be-the
Grits.
-pt'p
r!'ant,
proud
Conscrva-
1S10SB
By
ROBERT
E.
GEIGER
The
I
ne
main
main
rival
rivalry
in
this
elec
iiut'TtiMn'i'AvT
a
n
mi..
.
i
i.
i
'
Deduct
Grants
Receivable,
Dec.
31,
1050
..nonnvuiuiv
tix
;
ine
world
s
peoples
are
'tlon
will
be
between
the
Liberals1
newspapers,
in
the
early
twen-
...
6693'"
tiC
Deduct
Bank
Overdraft,
December
91,
105
multiplving
at
the
fastest
rate
in
all
history
and
Conservatives.
Hence
I
fig-
ties
they
still
called
the
Liberals
Litest
'united
Nntinn
n-nri-t
U
'
,
ure
that
a
great
many
Liberals
the,
Rouges,
or
Reds,
and
the
.
I
,
'T
u
I
i
and
Tories
will
give
their
second
lories.
Blues.
iZZd
5
'"d'cate
about
then
the
population
hail
sky-1
choices
to
theCCF
or
Social;
In
Laurier's
early
years
the
75.000
more
people
show
2.400,000,000.!
!
up
every;
rockeled
to
around
Credit.
church
in
Quebec
was
solidly
It
virtue
of
the
authority
vested
in
me
by
the
Minister
af
Public
Works,
pursuant
to
Section
33
(1)
of
the
ItighXiay
Act,
I
hereby
declare
a
gross
load
limit
of
12
Ions
over
Diana
Creek
Bridge,
situate
approximately
14
miles
cast
of
Prince
Rupert
on
Highway
10,
unlil
further
notice.
'Signed
L.
E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Engineer,
,.
Department
of
Public
Works,
Prinee
Rupert,
B
C.
n
v.u
kuuii..'
ii
me
pstimaLes
are
anvwner;
wv.An
fv.A
ioot
,
there
i,
!!
?,
Pnn
mea'ls
near
crrect
this
means
that
in
everybody
will
wonder
why
.we
,
take
active
part
In
politics,
liiths
th,n
f
t
I
l
morei300
years-
since
165-
tne
world
!were
such
dumb
clucks
as
to
usually,
beyond
making
such
Dutns
than
deaths
each
day.
oained
tmnt.
in
t.im
h
num.
...
I
.
DISBt'RSKMENTS
Revenue
Expenditure
(as
per
Statement
"B")
Add
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31,
1050
The
UN
wnnlntinn
vsarhn.ir
V.
,
.a
j
'
!
spena
an
tne
mu
money
lur
iiuo-pai
ii;ari
remans
as
mis:
j'-"""""
uei
ui
people
it
naa
accumulates
nothing.
Heaven
Is
Blue,
but
Hell
is
Red.
tf
couinaies
aooui
z.iuu.uuu.uuu
peo-
jn
its
first
100,000
years.
P
ijii-
iivn
iic
un
Liie
earin.
LFSS
HFATIIS
meres
a
net
increase
of
about
'
Tho
The
iin
UN
re,,
report
ov.
Deduct
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31,
1951
says
the
de-
rlitliriiT
HootVi
rata
lc
mnn
0
nnn
nnn
.
1
'
.
H
J
1
j
I
SEE
THAT
the
Liberals
have
READING
the
accounts
of
the
blossomed
forth
in
the
B
C.
;
recent
civic
election
In
a
Mont-Legislature
wearing
the
tradl-
real
suburb,
I
usk
myf;-lf,
what
llonal
red
roses.
Makes
me
think
has
Moscow
got
that
we
haven't
of
the
ditty
I
saw
in
a
prairie
got?
'if'ju.uuu
prupie
a
year
If
this
expansion
continues
at
i
reason
world
nnnnlntion
i
in.
its
present
rate
the
world
will
Deduct
Bank
Overdraft
Dec.
31,
1051
Less
Cash
on
Hand,
Dec.
31,
1051
K.
..
4!
--
i
"
"
"""'
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Is
is
anyc
anyone
worrying
about,
the
i
mimeograph
s'.ieet
a
few
months
uurc
nines
as
crowaeo
wit.n
j
people
In
100
years,
experts
estl-
inrrense?
Lc
Devoir
for
February
2
devotes
its
whole
front
page
to
the
disgraceful
events
in
Ville
St.
ago;
.
Is
there
a
man
with
soul
so
dead
Mitch
-A.
This
place
has
recently
mtte'
,
'
Many
are,
and
many
have
in!
Some
population
authorities
the
past.
They
ask
where
Is
all
j
assume
man
has
lived
on
earth
j
the
food
and
all
the
elbow-room!
about
100.000
years
and
estimate
;
coming
from?
j
his
numbers
increased
onlv
to
i
Othe
rs
ATP
rnnfiriorit
Vi
Who
never
has
Been
called
i
come
under
fierce
criticism
as
a
Red?
:
a
centre
of
wide
open
gambling
Capital
.
New
Buildings
,
Reconstruction
New
Furniture
and
Equipment
Premium
and
Accrued
Interest
to
Revenue
Accounts
MODELS
5.6
The
one
and
only
time
I
saw
:
houses,
and
gangster
protected
around
200,000.000
or
300
000.000
!
growth
rate
will
level
off
even-the
fi
AC-DC
Battery
Portables
mous
Laurier
In
parlia-ivicc
irr
riod
would
renrespnt'a'hnnt
o
nr'
TJ
f
u
i
i
ment
he
Was
wearinK
a
flaming
But
the
Mayor
and
his
Ital-
ntTmaTTu
ZrTX;
:1
kl,d
the
warts.-won"
the.
election
by
a
and
7
calculations
are
correct.
!
people,
not
feed
them
"
?
"
"
i"wt...m.
.l.n!
'
?."i,.T'J
T
ln-
..a'?n.'!wrf
Deduct
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31,
1051
Add
Balance
at
Bank,
bee.
31,
1051
'16.H-
ivim..u
j-jio
oiy&.
out
laurier
i
siroiJiy
RHinappea
ana
aeiainea
disappointed
me
when
I
went
up
I
the
entire
opposition
election
to
parliament
hoping
for
fire-
"ntachine"
of
fifty
workers.
These
works.
He
went
to
sleep
at
his
were
held
in
jail
until
the
polls
at
In
the
1650
years
after
Christ
j
-
-
',
the
population
just
about
dou-
A
giant
DougUs
fir
tree
re-bled,
from
le.-
than
300.000.000
,
ccntly
felled
6n
Vancouver
Is-td
possibly
550.000.000,
the
calcu-1
land
for
lumber
had
a
clrcum-lations
Indicate.
This
was
at
the
i
ference
of
16
feet,
was
1
l0
dawn
of
"modern
times,"
about
i
years
old,
and
must
have
been
a
the
year
1650.
large
tree
when
the
Magna
But
In
the
300
years
since
Charta
was
signed
in
1215.
aesa.
ins
natr
was
wnite
as
wool,
closed
not
allowed
to
communi
with
a
sun
tan
bald
space
be-!cate
with
anybody
outside-not
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
tween
side-burns.
even
their
lawyers.
W.
J.
8COTT,
Chairman
'
JnTf,,'
not
YOUR
OF.
DEALER
EVEN
WHEN
I
worked
on
Quebec
Sure
I
said
Montreal-Moscow,
or
Chicago.
MYRTLK
M.
KWUi,
or..
SCOTT
McLAREN,
Chartered
Accountant.